Die Welt says Marina Ovsyannikova will serve as a freelance correspondent and a contributor to its TV news channel; editor-in-chief praises her 'courage'

Karl Nehammer is 1st European leader to meet with Russian president since invasion's onset; EU mulls further sanctions against Moscow; Ukraine FM Kuleba says still open for talks

After war in Ukraine broke out, Motl Gordon moved to Israel where he's working with Russian-speaking Jews 'as they are' to nurture a vision of an audaciously welcoming new diaspora

Russia appoints seasoned military chief Gen. Alexander Dvornikov to oversee invasion as assault increasingly focuses on a sickle-shaped arc of eastern Ukraine

The physicians, part of Israel's medical mission, accused of 'professional misconduct' after they consumed alcohol outside of work

New arrivals will get cash to help pay rent for a year, on top of the existing benefits provided to those who move to the country

Ukrainian president says 'entire European project is a target' as civilians flee eastern parts of the country ahead of advancing Russian troops

Hungary's nationalist leader is accused of being a Putin ally and undermining democracy, but Hungarians want their interests served first

12 Ukrainian officers, 14 civilians swapped for about 14 Russian sailors, authorities say

In sit-down with AP, Ukrainian president says he is confident his people would accept peace despite horrors of past six-weeks of war